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Exam 4: NU110 / NU 110 (Latest Update 2025 / 2026) Integrated Human Sciences | Questions & Answers | 100 % Correct | Grade A - Galen

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This document provides the complete set of Exam 1 questions and answers for NU110 / NU 110 Integrated Human Sciences at Galen College. It covers all key concepts and foundational material tested in the first exam and includes fully verified, 100% correct answers based on the latest 2025–2026 curriculum. Perfect for exam preparation and revision, this resource has earned a Grade A and closely matches the structure and difficulty of the actual NU110 Exam 1.

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Exam 4: NU110 / NU 110 (Latest Update ) Integrated

Human Sciences | Questions & Answers | 100 % Correct | Grade A

- Galen




Reflex - ANS An INVOLUNTARY RAPID RESPONSE to damaging stimuli

What are the two divisions of the nervous system? - ANS CENTRAL Nervous

System (CNS) and PERIPHERAL Nervous System (PNS)

What is included in the Central Nervous System (CNS)? - ANS Brain and spinal

cord

What is included in the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)? - ANS Cranial nerves

and spinal nerves

What are the divisions of the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)? - ANS The

SOMATIC nervous system and AUTONOMIC nervous system

Effector - ANS Any tissue or organ that CARRIES OUT A COMMAND from the

nervous system

Autonomic Nervous System - ANS INVOLUNTARY Peripheral Nervous System

(PNS) - smooth/cardiac muscle, glands


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Somatic Nervous System - ANS VOLUNTARY Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) -

SKELETAL MUSCLE

Neurons - ANS Functional cells of the nervous system

Dendrites - ANS Neuron fibers that CONDUCT impulses TO the cell body

Axons - ANS Neuron fibers that CONDUCT impulses AWAY from the cell body

Receptors - ANS RECEIVE a STIMULUS that begins a neural pathway

Myelin - ANS WHITE FATTY substance that covers the axon in a SHEATH,

INSULATES and PROTECTS the axon, SPEEDS nerve impulses

What is the difference between white and gray matter - ANS White matter is

covered in myelin

Types of Neurons - ANS Sensory neurons, motor neurons, and interneurons

Sensory neurons - ANS Aka AFFERENT, conduct impulses TO brain and spinal cord

(CNS)

Motor neurons - ANS Aka EFFERENT, conduct impulses FROM brain and spinal

cord (CNS)

Interneurons - ANS Aka CENTRAL/ASSOCIATION, conduct impulses WITHIN the

brain and spinal cord, from place to place

Nerve - ANS Bundle of neuron fibers in the PNS

Tract - ANS Bundle of neuron fibers in the CNS

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